Mason, the guard who shot at Guiteau, has been pardoned.

The nine defeated the lacrosse team on Friday by a score of 8 points to 0.

Every locker in the gymnasium is assigned.

G. B. Morison, '83, is in business in Boston.

Prof. Goldwin Smith is staying in Boston.

A chapter of the Theta Delta Chifraternity has been established at Harvard.

Dr. Sargent will lecture tonight in Union Hall, Boston, on "The Importance of Training."

A large number of coaches have been engaged in New York for the Harvard-Yale game by Harvard men.

Bassett, the catcher of the Brown University nine, has been secured for the Providence club.

The assignment of cases in the moot court at the Law School has been made.

The shooting club ought to have more representatives at Walnut Hill on its practice days.

Prof. Youmans declares that the study of dead languages has been the one pre-eminent and historic failure of so-called liberal education.

One million dollars has been donated by a single individual to the foundation of a Methodist university at Toronto.

The Boston city government committee on the Public Library, accompanied by Supt. Chamberlain, visited the library on Saturday to see of any of the features there in use ought to be introduced into the proposed new building in Boston.

Walter Camp of Yale College spoken of as the manager of the New York League team next season. [Ex.

The lacrosse team will play the bicycle club a match game of foot-ball today on Jarvis field; game called at 2 P. M.

N. H. 4, will occasionally have excursions during the winter, when the weather permits, notices of which will be duly given by Prof. Shaler,

The Yale alumni together with some invited undergraduates expect to have a banquet in New York, next Thursday, after the Thanksgiving-game.

The letter of the Yale men in reference to the Harvard-Yale foot-ball match was erroneously reported to have been addressed to the faculty. It was directed to Prof. Norton.

The following men from '86 have been elected members of the Everett Athenaeum : Henry, Frye, Santayana, J. C. Faulkner, Boyden, E. B. Jennings, Babbitt. Churchill.

It is rumored that Capt. Webb never was drowned at Niagara Falls but sent down a dummy. The body is said not to have been his, and that the Captain will appear again some day.

Only one change has been made in the rules of the National Base-ball league for the ensuing year, and that is the expunging of the rule regarding the "foul balk."

After a hard-fought contest on Jarvis field on Friday afternoon between the nine and the lacrosse team, the former left the field the victors by a score of 1 goal and 1 touchdown to 1 safety. The playing on both sides was spirited and brilliant.

Mr. Paul Tullane has just completed the donation to his administrators of bonds yielding $19,000 yearly for the use of Tulave University, Louisiana. This last gift of Mr. Tullane to the university fund makes it foot up $1,000,000, with very much more in prospect.

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